By Hills District Mums HQ | May 28, 2020 | Parks & Playgrounds, Play & explore
Tree Frog Playground is a great playground in the back streets of North Kellyville. It sits in Oxlade Reserve and is the perfect option for a peaceful play at a local park. The playground opened in late 2017 and sits on the corner of two back streets, meaning parking...
By Hills District Mums HQ | May 27, 2020 | Parks, Parks & Playgrounds
We were first introduced to Wahroonga Park by someone in our mother’s group. It was a perfect place to catch up as a group due to the expansive grassed area, beautiful trees and a cafe directly across the road! A few years ago, the playground section and toilets...
By Hills District Mums HQ | Mar 3, 2020 | Parks & Playgrounds, Play & explore
This is a great park in The Ponds, set in a pretty location with cool equipment. The play equipment at this park is bright and fairly large – big slide, big climbing net and big bird’s nest swing! The climbing net is pretty hard core and clearly aimed at...
By Hills District Mums HQ | Oct 24, 2019 | Parks & Playgrounds, Play & explore, Play & explore popular
The Ollie Webb Reserve Playground is Parramatta’s first all-inclusive playground and water-play park! And as with other playgrounds linked to the Touched by Olivia Foundation this $1.8m playground pretty much ticks every box and is well worth a visit! This...
By Hills District Mums HQ | Jun 28, 2019 | Parks & Playgrounds, Play & explore
This is a great little backstreet park in North Kellyville, with a learn-to-ride track and a playground in a very peaceful spot. The learn-to-ride track was the first to open in the Hills and it’s very sweet, with road signs, roundabouts and even a petrol...
By Hills District Mums HQ | Feb 23, 2019 | Parks & Playgrounds, Play & explore
Governor Phillip Park in Windsor is a great park! Here’s a rundown of it. Governor Phillip Park runs along the Hawkebury River in Windsor, about two minutes’ drive from George St, the centre of Windsor. We don’t know the area well but it’s easy...
